It never fails….Horse owners always spend all Winter praying for Spring, then we tuck tail and run when the flies arrive. We spend $100s on fly sprays, spot-ons and fly sheets trying to protect our horses from these annoying and potentially dangerous insects to still find ourselves struggling to make headway. Adding a feed thru […]
How to Pick the Best Fly Mask for Your Horse
One of the first things that horse owners think of when it comes to fly control is the fly mask (that’s after fly spray, of course). At first, picking out a fly mask for your horse seems simple enough…until you see the selection of masks on Jeffers’ website. There are multiple styles and features that […]
5 Upcycling Projects for the Crafty Equestrian
Have old tack or equipment just taking up space, but not getting any use? Consider upcycling as a great way to bring new life to older products. Clean any gently used tack before use in a project. The time it takes to clean tack is not included in the project estimate. Here are some of […]
How to Give Paste Dewormer to Your Horse
Establishing a regular horse deworming schedule is important to rid horses of internal parasites. While regularly deworming your horse is important, and paste dewormer is a popular form of horse dewormer, the inability to properly administer it will not do much good. How to: Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of how to effectively administer paste dewormer […]
Equine Spring Checklist
Whether or not the groundhog has predicted an early spring or 6 more weeks of winter, now’s the time to be thinking about preventative healthcare for your horse. From hoof care to a deworming schedule, here are 6 things you need to remember when getting your horse ready for the months ahead. Have you… … […]